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But Buonaparte has pronounced his oracle in the Senate ; and to sustain the repOtation oir lus prophecies, he engages in a Quixwic enterpri,' ,which ttan be no wise favourable...to him ; for . generontSsanish revolution is ona he eve of a second re-action, and to reach the eitVirtini of Madrid wit not be exactly the same RS to eilter Latium, notice has just beep given here, that the batteries which the enemy had At St. RAIro Martin have surrendered to our glor,Lus arms. On the 27th 'a -rived in this city Colonel Doyle, He was received with music, and a sahue.fropi, tls guns. He went the day after to limped the fortress of Mouzon, and has7raturned to this place. He. is , vet y w h ere miated with the attention doe to repreiehtativy Of u t i lo English ntition, tied one •Nlio is besides decorAo,witii insinia, attesting the valour whicli he mmilested in the batty .i of Aboukir, so gloriously gained by his nation over France. SRVILLE, Soprenre.Juota : of tho Government . of 'the Kingdom being an y. ion s, by ;ill possible meansoo ckpeditethe enlisting, the reyoi shier) of horses and mules, jind the noking of arms, clothes, &c. that our armies may, .w.i;l) the,shOrtest possible delay, be placed on that respeaable footing whiCh has been resolved upon, which they deem necessaq, order to ensure %tc.tcry to our arms, werebt Optiiiiim that the most obvious means of attaining this important objeEt, was to disp4telt into the 'provinces, upon this 5p4411 commission, some of their own Members of distinguishea a4tivicy and zeal. . Those who have set off as Commissioners, arc D. Thomas :WH, for Catalonia ; D. Francisco "Rdwox, .for Arragran ; D; Frandsco Xavier Clro and D. Ma. noel Maria Avail; for Asturias and Gallicia ; Baron de Sabassone, for ValeaCi4; Marquis de Campo, fo r Sagrado, Granada, C,ordoh:i, and ; Tact) ; Margois'ot 13 Puehla, I.llaNuie del Villar. and . D.. :Joseph Garcia la Torre, for Murcia : I nd C uenca 1 Viconnt de Quintatiilia; 'tor Leon ; D. Feli); ()voile, for-OW Castile ; .Ceetil de for SAN FELII.J, DLc. i. 1)1 . -T.ITCH FROM THE GENERAL IN CIITCP OF TilE ARMY OF CATALONIA', TO, THIS MINISTER AT WAR. ".Most Excellent Seignor—According to the in tention, of which I apprised your Excellency in my dispatch of the 29th ult. the general attack took place yesterday to all,the posts occupied by thsenemy wit h. out the limits .of Barcelona, from all of which he was , immediately dislodged, and compelled to take refuge under the guns of the fortress, with the exception of the adyautageous position of St. Pedro Martir, which is the must euguilandiug. The communication with this poStbeinoiiMpletely cut off, in consequence of our line having advanced to Hospitelet,Esplogas,Sar. ria, Gracia, and 'forte, as your Excellency will Per ceive from the plan which I have the 'honour to send you, I, upon this ground, summoned the Counnaud-.. nut to surrender. the refused compliance,, and I ini me4iately gave order's for an attack ; but at half-past 12 o'clock this day he surrendered himself and h'is garrison prisoners of war, consisting of 104 ptivai4 and two officers. We found in • the 'place font 4, pnander and one 2 - -pounder, with' inAgazineti' Of antmunitiOnmd stores. At the sane tittle a' h'ririg wascomth etic4irfrorn the • right; :And centre 'of utjr thi e , no d tb&b l iA l iy repulsedas tar as the walls of Barcelona, &dth which it will n o t now b e task for:them' to fulVanee again. 1, now (four afiernoon) for ward this t our E xcellency in Ihe akin] time by .n special messenger, for the •satisfacition of his Majeaty, until, by receiving the staterikents of the Generals' and Comthanders 04, Columns, I he - enabled to transmit to 'your Excellen4 the de tails of the operations of these't wo " Otir line occupies the above-twaitiened.piis-tv, 'and' I' have fixed the ' head- quartets of tho a fiey r u this tUWU, Which is about a league's disiauce trout it, Eitc.• • " ill AN MIGUEL DE VlvliS. Head-quarters at Sc. euitce, Nov. z7.' By a ,Proclamat ion issued on the 14th, Lecbi orders precautions to be taken agaiwn the rockets: winch the .I,4',nglish have begun to throw iu among the shipping in the harbour. In the mght of tlt I eih ult. they discharged from tu to lb rockets, one of which set tire to a Spanish ship, the Sa4itarlduntio. Had nut means been speedily taken to extinguish it, a general,conilagration would have been the cunse. - SAN FltiltY DM CipixoLs, Nov, Bernich, master of a privateer belonging to thi 3 . l)o , ii 11rrived here this day with two krunell prizes ;Alen with provisions from Port Venthvs.. Thoy lett Lot:l -ion with a convoy of ten sail; all with St ea t . goes. They stopped at Port , Vendres, whimc e they slip out successively tor-Barcelona. MANICEsh, OtC. , 1.--A lettef of yesterday% date from the plain of Barcelona, says that it-,`rt ing has ersSied at SaltS a battery of three . 2 4.potiutte, h, severiNAiitefitm, one howitzer, aild three mortals, an d 0, 4 wttifilint ho three ii.tt„tgottiog dos there h4d urriti 0,1 41 iILtY C3ll)p Iwo ettiveritwa, Hitt(' carry xho hos p••.. /00* ton ; ~lkiJ~. Lady r)':V~ afl of om.is At)A ft, 1 01 at, of (+untie Nlagi. ' od •